Sean, was born in 1940 into a 'Theatrical' Family. His father Productions", produced and directed "The Ugly Battle", and in 1968 "The Forgotten War" and "The Dolphin's Quest". Then back to London in 1973 where he formed the "British Motion Picture Company" with George McIndoe and the actor Jack Wild, based at Shepperton Studios. With George as co-director they did "The Studio Kids" and "Lazy Days". In the late 1980s more theatrical agencies followed as part of the 'Sean Barry Group of Companies'...... "Coppers" - supplying Police and Uniformed Characters. "Experts" - dealing with Technical Advisors to the Industry from Priests to Computer Buffs and the "Robert Foster Management" - which managed a select group of artistes. He had officies in London & Rome, where he again lived 'La Dolce Vita' for over three years. Having been a student of German Military History, Sean was always around to give technical advice on many War Movies & TV Dramas and as an Actor, he has played 'Uniformed Characters' countless times, from British 'Bobbies' to German Officers..... Sean now lives and works around Hollywood as an actor and also creates uniforms & insignias for the big production companies and is always "on call" to offer technical advice on 'war movies'. Sean is also well known for being the last photographer to photograph the late Sharon Tate. His photos of her are now the basis of all the "Sharon Tate Memorabilia" on sale around the world.
Sean is the son of H Victor Weske and Rita Tobin-Weske , and the brother of Brian Weske.
He is the subject of the DVD Easter Egg on the recently released "The Monster Club" DVD, where he is interviewed and demonstrates the art of using the David & Goliath type Slingshot.
